Detect mouse click in FlashPlayer ActiveX

I'm hosting the FlashPlayer ActiveX control (Flash9f.ocx) in
a VB 6 application. The OCX exposes the following events:
FlashCall, OnProgress, OnReadyStateChange and FSCommand. It does
not expose the traditional Click, MouseUp or MouseDown events (for
example) so is there a way to receive mouse click events in the
hosted application?
Also, I am unable to find any documentation on the FlashCall
event. Any ideas what it is and how it works?
Thanks to any and all.

jList1.addMouseListener(new java.awt.event.MouseAdapter() {
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
jList1_mouseClicked(e);
public void jList1_mouseClicked(MouseEvent e){
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"test"); }
I got it. Thanks.
I forgot to add the MouseListener initally

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> Even a guru learns new things..
>
> I just discovered the use of a picture control/indicator to detect
> mouse positions and clicks! What a wonderful thing. I have LabVIEW
> 6.0.2, and have, up to now, not known about this. To all those out
> there who I recommended to use the mouse click API for Windows, I
> apologize. This is such a marvelous way to get Mouse information.
> It's easy, efficient, and completely held within LabVIEW.
>
> If anyone is wondering what I am talking about, go to Help>Examples in
> LabVIEW and go to the Examples>Advanced Examples>Picture Control
> Examples>Mouse Control.vi to see what I mean. I didn't realize that
> if you dropped a picture control (even as an invisible object!) on the
> front panel that you could use property nodes to get x and y
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> mouse button click information.
>
> Of course, I hear that this may all be somewhat obsolete in LabVIEW
> 6.1, but for those still using 6.01 or earlier, it's a great t
ool that
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>
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